Sentence examples for discrimination measures from inspiring English sources
The discrimination measures were designed to assess perceived unfair treatment (e.g. being fired unfairly) independently of the perceived reasons for the unfair treatment (e.g. race, gender).
"This creates a virtuous cycle whereby recruitment of women in top positions will progressively be seen as natural and won't need to be supported by positive discrimination measures like quotas".
There is no greater act of resistance than continuing to march towards the sweeping, systemic victories that have changed our nation's trajectory for the better: voting rights, anti-employment discrimination measures, and most recently, President Obama's success in securing health coverage for the 20 million Americans who were previously denied this universal human right.
Democrats had proposed amendments to the GOP's legislation on unions that, if approved, would have given the minimum wage, mine safety and discrimination measures a committee vote.
It's just too bad social issues were such a small part of the debate or Kaine might have raised his stock if he'd had the chance to reverberate Pence's anti gay postures regarding the governor's opposition to discrimination measures in his home state.
They did not report any discrimination measures.
In response, the state government has made two of the three local Pardhi sub-tribes eligible for positive-discrimination measures.
The chief executive of Diversity Council Australia, Lisa Annese, says other anti-discrimination measures could include involving as diverse a group as possible in the hiring process.
Weaver believes strongly that anti-discrimination measures need to go hand in hand with a reform of cultural, parental and religious practices and beliefs.
"It's obvious why that's the case, because if you held otherwise, there would be a big problem with all kinds of anti-discrimination measures".
Policy makers will read with interest concrete suggestions for crafting economically beneficial anti-discrimination measures, enhancing educational and associational opportunity, and centering economic reforms in community-based institutions.
